OS A uses logical addressing and translation to physical addresses via the memory management unit. OS B directly uses physical addresses (i.e. without translation from logical addresses) to fetch data and instructions from memory. List and briefly explain 2 advantages of OS A over OS B and 1 advantage of OS B over OS A.

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OS A using logical addressing and translation and OS B using direct physical addressing have their own advantages and disadvantages Here are two advan... View the full answer